Basic Limitations. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Plan, the maximum Annual Addition during any Plan Year for any Participant under this Plan and under any other qualified defined contribution plans maintained by the Companies shall in no event exceed the lesser of:
Basic Limitations. Ensuring fairness for all of our artists and other customers is a top priority. Here is how we protect them. You cannot sell, license, or redistribute our Stock Files, nor can you build your own stock media site with our files. You cannot create a trademark or logo based on our Stock Files, since that could block other customers from using the Stock Files. Finally, you cannot use Stock Files to harm minors, to encourage violence, or for an unlawful purpose, such as defamation. If your membership includes access to our Member Library, where files can be downloaded at no additional charge, we want to make sure people are not abusing the membership to stockpile large numbers of clips without intending to actually use them in upcoming projects. For this reason, you cannot use automation, such as computer scripts, to download or "scrape" high volumes of Stock Files, nor can you do so manually if your intent is simply to stockpile content. (People often ask what we mean by "high volumes" of clips. Although this is a case-by-case determination, as a rule of thumb, it is perfectly fine to download a few dozen of our most beautiful clips that you think might be useful in the future. By contrast, downloading 500 files at once without intending to use them anytime soon would qualify as abuse.) For Stock Files with identifiable people or property, we will clearly xxxx whether the Stock File is "model released," or "property released," or both on the clip description pages. We guarantee that such content will not infringe on the rights of an individual (for model-released content) or property (for property-released content). If content depicts identifiable people or property and does not have the appropriate release, you may still use the content, but you yourself must satisfy that all necessary releases are provided for your intended use. For example, content used for "editorial" purposes generally does not require a release. Also, for model-released Stock Files, you must not depict the models in a way that a reasonable person would find offensive. Just to be clear, the issue is whether your depiction of the models is offensive, not whether your project as a whole may be offensive. For example, you could use Stock Files with models in a documentary about a rare and embarrassing medical condition, but you should not depict the models in a way that suggests they personally carry the condition, unless our clip already depicts them that way. (Our models do not want to be ...
Basic Limitations. Ensuring fairness for all of our artists and other customers is a top priority. Here is how we protect them.
Basic Limitations. 1. You cannot sell, license, or redistribute our Stock Files, nor can you build your own stock media site with our files. You cannot create a trademark or logo based on our Stock Files, since that could block other customers from using the Stock Files. Finally, you cannot use Stock Files to harm minors, to encourage violence, or for an unlawful purpose, such as defamation.
Basic Limitations. Except as otherwise provided in this Article IX, no Member may sell, assign, give, hypothecate, pledge, transfer, or otherwise dispose of that Member’s Interest in the Company, in whole or in part, voluntarily, involuntarily, by operation of law, or otherwise (a “Transfer”), to any Person other than the Company. No Member shall dissociate from the Company prior to its dissolution and winding up.
Basic Limitations. Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 1.2, Intuit shall not be obligated to effect any such registration, qualification or compliance of Registrable Securities pursuant to this Agreement, and the Holders shall not be entitled to sell Registrable Securities pursuant to the registration statement, as applicable:
Basic Limitations. Notwithstanding Section 1.1, Acquirer will ----------------- not be obligated to effect any registration, qualification or compliance of Registrable Securities pursuant to Section 1.1, and the Rights Holders shall not be entitled to sell Registrable Securities pursuant to a Shelf Registration filed under Section 1.1: (i) if Form S-3 is not then available for such offering by the Rights Holders; (ii) if Acquirer is acquired and its Series A Common Stock ceases to be publicly traded; (iii) in any particular jurisdiction in which Acquirer would be required to qualify to do business or to execute a general consent to service of process in effecting such registration, qualification or compliance, unless Acquirer is already subject to service of process in that jurisdiction; (iv) if the SEC refuses to declare the Shelf Registration effective due to the participation of any particular Rights Holder in the Shelf Registration (unless the Rights Holder withdraws all of his or her Registrable Securities from Shelf Registration); or (v) if the manner in which any Registrable Securities are disposed of pursuant to the Shelf Registration is not included within the "Plan of Distribution" set forth in the prospectus for the Shelf Registration.
